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Chongqing

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Nov 9, 2026

YushanHOST
2:55
And the scale of the industry here is quite impressive.
YushanHOST
2:58
It's spreading across the country, but largely concentrated in the central and western regions with Guizhou and Chongqing municipality in the southwest, leading in beekeeping and also in central China's Hunan and northwestern China's Gansu and southern China's Yunnan provinces, these provinces are all serving as major hubs for honey processing.
Steve HatherlyHOST
3:22
So mainly in the center to the southern part of the country, that's where you'll find the majority of the beekeepers.
YushanHOST
3:28
Yeah, with a lot of terrain such as the mountainous areas covered in many of these provinces and cities I just mentioned.
YushanHOST
3:59
So the industry is supported by a substantial network of beekeepers too, and also businesses.
YushanHOST
4:05
Many practice migratory beekeeping, moving their hives across country to follow a more seasonal flower cycle.
YushanHOST
4:13
Like I mentioned earlier, Guizhou in southwest China is a province, and Chongqing municipality, they are kind of neighboring, like right next to each other.
YushanHOST
4:21
So it makes sense that depending on the weather, the climate change, and the temperature, beekeepers will just move their hives to the warmer place in the mountains.
Kaiser KuoHOST
36:52
But he was coming to Beijing, so we arranged for him to come to my favorite Sichuan restaurant in town.
Kaiser KuoHOST
37:01
It's a Chongqing restaurant, technically.
Kaiser KuoHOST
37:03
It's called Sanyangcai.
Kaiser KuoHOST
37:05
If you're ever in Beijing, you've got to try Saiyang Thai.
Rueben CherringtonHOST
25:43
But China, definitely.
Rueben CherringtonHOST
25:44
I want to go to, I think it's Chongqing City.
Rueben CherringtonHOST
25:46
Is that what it's called? I don't know.
Rueben CherringtonHOST
25:48
You were telling
Rueben CherringtonHOST
25:54
Oh, yeah, I've seen Cyberpunk.
Rueben CherringtonHOST
25:55
Guys, if you've watched anime and you've seen Cyberpunk and you know what I'm talking about.
Rueben CherringtonHOST
25:59
The anime itself is based off of, I think it's Chongqing City.
Rueben CherringtonHOST
26:02
Oh,
YushanHOST
7:16
So what's going on here in China? given that context, is that how AI-assisted diagnosis is helping in rural healthcare sectors.
YushanHOST
7:25
For example, in southwest China's Chongqing municipality, in its Xushan County, the local medical AI platforms has been deployed across county-level hospitals, township health centers, and village-level services too.
YushanHOST
7:40
So that means that it's really bringing healthcare down from the very top-level kind of service to everyday life, to rural China, to more general public among us.
FeifeiHOST
7:54
Yeah, because my mom used to work in one of these imaging departments in hospitals.

21 MINS LATER

Steve HatherlyHOST
28:50
So it does seem perhaps that we're headed in that direction.
FeifeiHOST
28:53
Well, I think when it comes to, for example, the point Yushan made before about standardizing, for example, traditional medicine, not only traditional Chinese medicine, but when it comes to traditional medicine across the world, of course, they need tools like AI.
FeifeiHOST
29:09
For example, there is another sort of, I'm not sure if it's an experiment, but definitely a survey that regional medical AI implementations, such as the AI models from Chongqing have achieved nearly 100% of department matching accuracy for pre-triage.
FeifeiHOST
29:28
And when it comes to traditional Chinese medicine, the AI systems from a certain group are reported to be able to perform at a level comparable to practitioners with three to five years of experience.
Jim CsekHOST
3:18
Chinese Trump is killing it already.
Iain BurnsHOST
3:20
Chongqing.
Iain BurnsHOST
3:21
Chongqing Trump.
Iain BurnsHOST
3:23
He's a very special guy, isn't he? He's very funny.
Jim CsekHOST
3:26
He's made a living out of it.
Jim CsekHOST
3:35
Yeah, he's charming.
Jim CsekHOST
3:35
Wab Canoe, not so much.
Jim CsekHOST
3:37
I would vote for Chongqing Trump.

Unknown podcast

Nine Commenteries on the Communist Party 5

Oct 21 · 2 Mentions

speaker_0UNKNOWN
39:41
Extreme measures have been taken to guard against any foreign media attempts to interview Falun Gong practitioners in China, including expelling journalists from China, pressuring foreign news media, and forcing them to be silent by threatening to ban them from China.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
40:00
After exposing the facts about the rape suffered in detention by Ms. Wei Xingyang, a Falun Gong practitioner and graduate student at Chongqing University.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
40:11
Seven Falun Gong practitioners in Chongqing were charged and given long prison terms.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
40:18
At Tsinghua University alone, over a dozen teachers and students were given long prison terms for handing out materials on Falun Gong.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
40:29
On March 5, 2002, the cable television network in Changchun City was tapped into to air the real story about the self-immolation to the Chinese public.

Unknown podcast

Nine Commenteries on the Communist Party 5

Oct 21 · 1 Mention

speaker_0NARRATOR
39:41
Extreme measures have been taken to guard against any foreign media attempts to interview Falun Gong practitioners in China, including expelling journalists from China, pressuring foreign news media, and forcing them to be silent by threatening to ban them from China.
speaker_0NARRATOR
40:00
After exposing the facts about the rape suffered in detention by Ms. Wei Xingyang, a Falun Gong practitioner and graduate student at Chongqing University, seven Falun Gong practitioners in Chongqing were charged and given long prison terms.
speaker_0NARRATOR
40:18
At Tsinghua University alone, over a dozen teachers and students were given long prison terms for handing out materials on Falun Gong.
speaker_0NARRATOR
40:29
On March 5, 2002, the cable television network in Changchun City was tapped into to air the real story about the self-immolation to the Chinese public.
Ryan KeelingHOST
7:05
Where did you say you were originally from?
Jalen PaulGUEST
7:08
I'm originally from Chongqing, the most famous in the west of the world right now.
Jalen PaulGUEST
7:14
Chongqing, China.
Jalen PaulGUEST
7:15
Okay.
Jalen PaulGUEST
7:15
Got it.
Jalen PaulGUEST
7:22
I'm from the southwest.
Jalen PaulGUEST
7:24
He lives in the northeast of China.
Jalen PaulGUEST
7:26
Chongqing.
Uncle ChapsHOST
35:15
Yeah, I would love to go.
Uncle ChapsHOST
35:17
I want to go to Chongqing so bad.
Uncle ChapsHOST
35:19
Chongqing.
Uncle ChapsHOST
35:19
Chongqing.
Uncle ChapsHOST
35:20
Yeah, same.
The Wonton DonHOST
35:21
I would love to go back there.
Jade DavisHOST
32:24
So even if you're walking down the path, you could see this dude.
Viktor WiltHOST
32:27
Why didn't you go to that really fancy city in China? What's it called? Chongqing or something.
Viktor WiltHOST
32:34
Hold
Jade DavisHOST
32:34
on.
Jade DavisHOST
32:38
Beijing.
Jade DavisHOST
32:40
Let's see here.
Viktor WiltHOST
32:43
Chongqing.
Jade DavisHOST
32:44
Chongqing?

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